Krichotomy's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[[IV]Departure]

It's nice. I was looking at this picture while listening to your music:
http://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/troisnyx/ironstakes
They combined to make an impactful image.

IglicaV responds:

Oooh, It fits well with my new song currently in making :3

[Ant Hill]

I'm totally an ant right now. :D

BenTibbetts responds:

:-)

[Darkness in Edo (DR)]

A well balanced blend of sounds. This music seems to have a strong "depressed" mood to it, which might be what you were going for. Darkness indeed. Now I better leave before I forget how to smile. :)

ManWhoDares responds:

Haha, you are a unique one my friend. Anyway, thanks for the review.

[left behind]

It worked.

johnfn responds:

Now we can be sad together! :D

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[Lai's Theme]

Great job! Will we get to hear more of your music from the visual novel eventually?

Step responds:

Yep, got around 16 tracks planned for the visual novel! This is the only one I've done so far since I haven't sat my ass down and gotten to work on them yet due to other stuff, but I'll be doing that soon so expect more tracks on Newgrounds eventually!

Thanks for dropping by mate, glad you like it.

[Festival Day]

Honestly, I don't think of this as better or worse than the original. It's more like an alternate version with alternate purpose.

I do personally prefer the original because I really love the harp part, and really the whole intro, and I feel like the cool beat came out better through the transition and the rest of the original. In this version, the beat drops out in a couple places and it just feels a little too dead to me, especially with the ending just slowly dropping down in intensity - it feels like the music is literally dying. Those are just my honest opinions.

Step responds:

Hey man, thanks a million for your honest review! It's interesting to see another perspective on this. Personally I feel like this is a much better version from the original, because I don't think the harp part added all that much to a track that felt more characterised by its bouncy drum beat and upbeat atmosphere than its peaceful harp + recorder section.

Additionally I thought that dying the music down gradually at the end would work better for the theme of the track, and I prefer it over the other ending which felt too abrupt. I think I agree with you about how the beat came in through a cooler transition in the other one than this version though.

Anyway, it's why I kept both versions up. I can totally see why you prefer the other one and I'm really glad you dropped by to review! Thanks again.

[Voodoo Island Theme]

I can't help but move while listening to this. :D Great work, Headz!

headphoamz responds:

Thanks K :D

[Misguided Passion]

You did good! You did very good. I only took off half a star because of the audio quality. :)

LucidShadowDreamer responds:

Thanks! Yeah, I agree; the quality could be improved :)

[Fairies In The Misty Forest]

Wow, the ambient dimension created by all those chimes! The whole track is great, but that beginning really pulled me in.

Emid responds:

Thank you Krichotomy. Glad you enjoyed.

[the escape]

Experiment was a success. The piano parts particularly appeal to me.

I'd say it definitely belongs in chip, and not in classical.

johnfn responds:

Thank you! It's interesting how you like the piano but think it's a chip song! :)